Studio Syria

On the roof of the Makani Center in Amman girls from Syria receive athletic training and coaching in mind-body balance. This is part of the education program helping them to catch up after missing school for a long time due to the war. Unfortunately they are not permitted to play soccer on the small rooftop "field" as neighbors looking down on the roof from apartment buildings feel it is improper for girls to play in public. The Makani Center is hoping to raise money for a tarpaulin "roof" to provide privacy. Anyone interested in taking this on can contact Studio Syria. It should cost about $1000. Soccer fans?

We are pleased to have been awarded a grant from the Pollination Project! Thank you to this wonderful organization for allowing us to continue our work bringing creative opportunities to displaced Syrians and others living in need in Jordan.

We gave an additional $200,000 to 71 of our best projects all over the world. The funds came from donations from people like you and our very own staff at The Pollination Project who gave because they are inspired by our grantees. Every year, we strive to raise more, so we can support every deserving project applies.
WInners: https://thepollinationproject.org/impactgrants/
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Rita at Salaam Cultural Center (Seattle) has reminded me that they are loading a shipping container on 3rd Feb at 10am. they need help carrying boxes. It's brief and fun. Skip the gym and help out!

There is also a diaper drive on the 28th Jan at the Muslim American Association of Puget Sound. Please share.

2018 marks five years of Studio Syria's work with Syrians living as refugees in Jordan. You can re-visit Jean's first blog post from March 2013. https://helpsyrianrefugees.blogspot.com/

Jean will return to Jordan this winter and will continue her work donating creative education supplies to those in need.

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